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POTABLE WATER SYSTEM SANITIZING:
NOTE: Water system must be in summer operation mode.
Your potable water system should be sanitized if it is new, has not been used for a period of time, or may
have become contaminated.
To sanitize your system:
1. Prepare a chlorine solution using 4 L (1 gallon) of water and 60 ml (1/4 cup) of household bleach
(5% sodium hypo chlorite solution).
2. With the fresh water tank empty (see section on Waste Water Tank Flushing), pour (see section on
Filling Fresh Water Tank) 4 L (1 gallon) of solution into the tank for each 60 L (15 gallon) of tank
capacity. (As an alternative, several commercial solutions are available and should be used as
directed on the package).
3. Complete filling of the tank with fresh water.
4. Turn on the water pump and slowly open all faucets to release trapped air.
5. Close faucets and allow to stand for 3 hours then drain and flush with fresh potable water.
6. To remove excessive chlorine taste or odor which may remain, prepare a solution of 1 L (1 quart)
vinegar to 20 L (5 gallons) water and pour into tank and allow solution to agitate in tank by vehicle
motion (several days if possible).
7. Drain tank and flush with fresh potable water.
POTABLE WATER SYSTEM WINTERIZING:
NOTE: Water system must be in summer operation mode.
To winterize your potable water system:
1. Drain the entire system.
2. Place water heater by-pass in the by-pass position to prevent water heater from filling with
antifreeze.
3. Add 8 L (2 gallons) of approved nontoxic recreational vehicle antifreeze to the fresh water tank
using the gravity fill.
4. Turn on the water pump.
5. Open faucets until antifreeze is visible.
6. Open the toilet valve until antifreeze is visible.
7. Turn off pump.
To prepare your potable water system for use:
1. Drain the antifreeze from the system.
2. Sanitize the system if desired.
3. Fill the system with water.
WATER SYSTEMS
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Copyright     Hanmar Motor Corporation 2001
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